Model 2 pins (transcribed from old printouts)

Hi all,

as I was going through my VF stuff and getting the VF3TB board up and running I ran across of all the documentation that Kbcat had compiled when making his own harness. This might be of interest to anyone with the boards so I figured I would post it here.

What follows is the text as I found it. I typed it up exactly as I saw it, I added nothing nor took anything away and the original document wasn't mine. Something goes badly while using the below information please swear at someone else.

Model 2(a-CRX)

CN3:
CN12:
Pins 1-5 -- +5v (wire them all because of the amount of current involved)
Pins 6-10: -- ground (ditto)

CN7:
Pin 1: -- Red monitor signal
Pin 2: -- green monitor signal
Pin 3: -- blue monitor signal
Pin 4: -- composite sync
Pin 5: -- monitor ground

CN10: 24 BIT DIGITAL INPUT (SWITCHES) – 25 PIN
Pin 1: -- Coin switch 1
Pin 2: -- Coin switch 2 (if used)
Pin 3: -- Test
Pin 4: -- service
Pin 5: -- not used
Pin 6: -- not used
Pin 7: -- 1P start
Pin 8: -- 2P start
Pin 9: -- 1P button 1 (probably guard)
Pin 10: -- 1P button 2 (probably punch)
Pin 11: -- 1P button 3 (probably kick)
Pin 12: -- not used
Pin 13: -- 1P down
Pin 14: -- 1P up
Pin 15: -- 1P right
Pin 16: -- 1P left
Pin 17: -- 2P Button 1
Pin 18: -- 2P button 2
Pin 19: -- 2P button 3
Pin 20: -- not used
Pin 21: -- 2P down
Pin 22: -- 2P up
Pin 23: -- 2P right
Pin 24: -- 2P left
Pin 25: -- not used

Or

Pin 1: -- COIN 1
Pin 2: -- COIN 2
Pin 3: -- TEST
Pin 4: -- SERVICE
Pin 5: -- 1P EXPANSION SW 4
Pin 6: -- 1P EXPANSION SW5
Pin 7: -- 1P START
Pin 8: -- 2P START
Pin 9: -- 1P PUSH 1
Pin 10: -- 1P PUSH 2
Pin 11: -- 1P PUSH 3
Pin 12: -- EXPANSION SW
Pin 13: -- 1P DOWN
Pin 14: -- 1P UP
Pin 15: -- 1P RIGHT
Pin 16: -- 1P LEFT
Pin 17: -- 2P PUSH 1
Pin 18: -- 2P PUSH 2
Pin 19: -- 2P PUSH 3
Pin 20: -- EXPANSION SW 4
Pin 21: -- EXPANSION SW 5
Pin 22: -- 2P DOWN
Pin 23: -- 2P UP
Pin 24: -- 2P RIGHT
Pin 25: -- 2P LEFT

CN11:
Pin 1: -- coinmeter 1
Pin 2: -- coin meter 2 (if used)
Pins 3-8: -- not used

CN13: (audio is line-level, so you need to hook to an amp)
Pin 1: -- audio ground left (audio grounds *might* be common, I’m not sure)
Pin 2: -- audio left
Pin 3: -- audio ground right
Pin 4: -- audio right